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Why did you change the title from The
Trouble With E?
Too many people thought the film was a
doco about drugs.
How would you pitch the film in one or two
sentences?
A beautiful, sexy DJ is forced on the run when
she stumbles on a bag of cash. Can she keep
the money, conquer her demons, and get
the girl?
Were you surprised by the Pozible
results?
There were a thousand times during that
campaign when it seemed completely im-
possible but we did it. We were the second
most successful feature film Pozible cam-
paign ever.
Does the film send a message about
coming out in terms of completely being
true to yourself?
About coming out, but just as much about
doing what’s important to you.
Why film?
It’s just a wonderful medium for all the
senses. The actors and dialogue,
cinematography and sound design...then the
music score all combine in a beautiful way to
transport the audience to another reality.
How important do you think the comic
element will be to the film’s success?
I wanted to make an enjoyable film that
carries everyone along, but also has some
serious issues underneath. Humour is key
to that.
What would you love to overhear
audience members say as they leave
the premiere?
I would love to overhear what I did hear at
our previews - that both men and women,
straight and gay, feel that in some way I am
telling their story.
What was the most challenging moment?
To make a film...with deeply connected,
passionate, wild sex - without being
formulaic. There have been many bad ones!
And on a more practical level, filming the sex
scene was really challenging because of the
temperature! It reached nearly 50 degrees.
Mandahla has a full back tattoo that had to
be covered in make-up that just slid off every
time Julia touched her! The cinematographer
had perspiration dripping into the eyepiece,
and at one stage it was so hot the
camera broke!
And the most moving?
(Again)...the sex scene. When I saw that we
had captured those moments...when two
women who are deeply in love reconnect
and come together in hot, passionate sex.
Some people in our preview audiences cried
they were so moved.
THE CREATOR
LOUISE
WADLEY
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